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Canned Heat & Little Richard - Historical Figures & Ancient Heads (CD)

Historical Figures & Ancient Heads
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Album Details: Historical Figures & Ancient Heads

Release Date:03/12/2002
Label:Bgo - Beat Goes On
UPC:5017261200839

Track List: Historical Figures & Ancient Heads

  1. Sneakin' Around
  2. Hill's Stomp
  3. Rockin' With the King
  4. I Don't Care What You Tell Me
  5. Long Way from L.A.
  1. Cherokee Dance
  2. That's All Right
  3. Utah
  4. Long Way from L.A. [Single Version]

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  • All Music Guide

    Adding Joel Scott Hill to the band, Canned Heat was infused with a bit of much-needed new blood. While nothing here found favor with AM radio, FM saw fit to include such cuts as "Cherokee Dance," "Utah" and the Heat's collaboration with Little Richard, "Rockin' with the King." Full of the usual boogie, Historical Figures Ancient Heads still comes of as a rather pale reminder of just how bluesy this band once was. New blood or not, this disc didn't do much in the way of revitalizing Canned Heat's faltering career -- they appear to have become old before their time.

    - James Chrispell, All Music Guide

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Canned Heat

A hardluck blues band of the '60s, Canned Heat was founded by blues historians and record collectors Alan Wilson and Bob Hite. They seemed to be on the right track and played all the right festivals (including Monterey and Woodstock, making it very prominently into the documentaries about both) but somehow never found a lasting audience. Certainly their hearts were in t... Read more